Blazing H Farm & Eventing

05/23/2023

Blue has got it figured out ❤️❤️

09/06/2022

The release 🐍

09/06/2022

A few weeks ago I found this snake skin in my coop. Then the next week a caught a glimpse on the snakes tail...so I made a trap. It took a week or so but I got him.

06/28/2022

Ella got to go visit and ride Tiz at the trainers today. I think they are going to make a great pair.

06/26/2022

Sweet Ginger!

06/05/2022

Sweet boys!

06/05/2022

More treats please...🤣😂

05/28/2022

Our newest family member! Welcome to the farm!

04/08/2022

Wasn't expecting this in my trap this morning. 🦨

04/08/2022

From Blazing H Farm to Holley Farm. Too sweet!

03/10/2022

So glad we got to visit Gin. Blue looks so much like him. 😪

We are saddened to announce the passing of Hall of Champions resident, Go For Gin.

Champion Thoroughbred Go for Gin died Tuesday, March 8, due to heart failure at the Kentucky Horse Park, where he had lived since retiring from stud duty in June 2011. The 31-year-old was the oldest living Kentucky Derby winner.

“We’re honored that Go For Gin was an ambassador of the park for nearly 11 years,” said Kentucky Horse Park Executive Director Lee Carter. “As a visitor favorite, Go For Gin brought visitors from around the world to the Bluegrass and introduced new fans to the sport of thoroughbred racing. He will be greatly missed by all of us at the Kentucky Horse Park.”

“It saddens me to learn about Go For Gin,” states Hall of Fame jockey, Chris McCarron. “My memories of him giving me a second Kentucky Derby victory will remain indelible in my heart for as long as I live. Rest in peace, my old pal.”

A public memorial service will be held for Go For Gin at a future date.

Read his full obituary here:
https://kyhorsepark.com/news/?Id=7033&Name=GO-FOR-GIN-DIES-AT-31

06/20/2021

Newest addition to the farm. Sweet Sterling! 🥰🥰🥰